Iftar invitations
Breaking the fast together is one of the warmest parts of Ramadan — at home with family, with colleagues, or for a whole community. Invite your guests to the table with a card in Arabic, English or both.
A few designs to start from
Every design works in Arabic and in English — one of these is in the other language.
Lanterns and crescents
Ramadan designs with lanterns, crescent moons, mosque domes and embroidered borders, in deep navy, emerald and gold, with "Dawat Iftar" — an Iftar invitation — in gold Arabic calligraphy at the top.
The time is sunset
Iftar starts at Maghrib, so the time moves through the month. Write "at sunset" or the exact Maghrib time for your city, and the date in full. For a company Iftar or a Ghabga, add the venue and parking details.
Invitation wording ideas
Copy any of these into the studio and change the names and details.
Ramadan Kareem Please join us for Iftar Tuesday, 23 February 2027 at sunset Al Bateen, Abu Dhabi The Al Dhaheri family
How it works
- 1Pick a design for your occasion
- 2Write the names and details — in Arabic, English or both
- 3Download it as a picture or a video and share it
Questions
When should Iftar invitations be sent?
A week to ten days ahead — and before Ramadan begins for a large or corporate Iftar, since evenings fill quickly once the month starts.
What is the difference between an Iftar and a Ghabga?
Iftar is the sunset meal that breaks the fast; a Ghabga is the later evening gathering popular in the Gulf, sometimes running towards Suhoor. The same Ramadan designs work for both.
Is it free to design an Iftar invitation?
Yes. Many designs are free and download without a watermark, and changing fonts is always free. Premium designs, gold calligraphy, finishes and moving cards come with a Design plan from AED 15 for 30 days — one payment, no subscription.
How do I send my Iftar invitation?
Download it as a picture (or a video, for moving designs) and share it on WhatsApp, Instagram or by email.
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